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by gtaylor 10y ago
Really great Delve integration would be enough for me. IdeaJ has a great debugging experience.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
FWIW, I'd love to get rid of our car. I don't like fueling, insuring, maintaining, parking, or driving it. I'd rather use that time and money on something else. Cars are a lot of work if you take care of them.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
There are so many great subs outside of the defaults. Search around and you may find something that fits! I love /r/cfb and /r/personalfinance, to provide a couple examples. I think I've unsubscribed from just about
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by gtaylor 10y ago
It varies by subreddit. Some are low to no touch, others are tightly moderated.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
There are some great startup/business/legal/finance subs, too.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Can you further define "they"? Reddit has hundreds of thousands of communities in it. It seems like you are generalizing the actions of a tiny subset to the whole user base.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Just keep in mind that these aren't incredibly reliable across the board. Others have very low or arbitrary autoban or blacklist policies. I eventually caved and paid Twilio to hassle with SMS logistics for me, rather than deal with th
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by gtaylor 10y ago
When you say "ingress", are you talking about the contrib nginx ingress controller?
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Yes, you can. But doing this is not "free", in that you are spending time doing this (potentially often) instead of an infinite number of other more productive things. This alone isn't going to kill your productivity, but it&
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Kubernetes isn't just about deploying. It comes with central config store, secrets store, service discovery, load balancing, routing/ingress, health checks, rolling updates for your software, auto-scaling, a powerful storage volum
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by gtaylor 10y ago
They talked about moving to Kubernetes, so the AWS vs GCP part of this is much easier to deal with.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
It gets a lot more challenging once you outgrow your initial reservations. Or maybe you find that you reserved the wrong sizes. As you add more reservations, it will become something that you are dealing with constantly. It's terrible.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
AWS support has been rarely worth the cost in my various stops. Even at the highest support levels. Slow responses, having to deal with people sticking to support scripts, etc.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Their laptop keyboards in particular tear my hands up pretty good.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Pardon me if this is somewhere right under my nose, but what is it that Heptio will actually do to "Bring Containers to Enterprise"? Will they maintain a commercial Kubernetes spin, ala Tectonic? Are they going to be mostly about
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by gtaylor 10y ago
I wish I had known about this link a few months ago! I did a bunch of evil things with hastily written scripts to get some of those numbers.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
I've got a gitlab-ce helm chart in review in the helm charts repo: https://github.com/kubernetes/charts/pull/202 While it's still in the process of working towards a merge, it will make for a very e
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by gtaylor 10y ago
It's not universal. I'd rather bring in a dependency than reinvent the wheel. requests is used so widely that I'm surprised to see this raised as an issue.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
For low and medium traffic sites, the simplest usage patterns are really easy: http://docs.celeryproject.org/en/latest/getting-started/intr... The best thing about celery is that you don't have to use
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by gtaylor 10y ago
If you don't want to stand up your own cluster for eval, fire up Google Container Engine for a few days. It's cheap and very well done.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Once you've got the GKE cluster stood up (two clicks or so), you don't need to care which cluster you are on. The gcloud CLI remembers whatever you set. It's very hands-off. And if you ever do want to take more direct control
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Raleigh is where I'd probably be if I wasn't here in the Bay Area.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Dirty, terrible traffic, was decimated by the recession and not quite back. There are very nice areas like Buckhead, and really rough areas like Lithia Springs. You'll need a car to get anywhere and you're going to spend a lot of
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by gtaylor 10y ago
If you go that route, you'd better not fail. The debt would be crushing.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
It was rough when it first came out, but works well now. The thunderbolt dock is also working now.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Fwiw, the broadcom chip is supported and works fine with Linux on my XPS 15. No extra work required.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
I didn't think they could adopt ZFS due to licensing?
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Some of them get out of extreme poverty or are able to go to school afterwards by enlisting. It's not as simple as that.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Strongly disagree. DRF can be used in a model centric way, has much easier to read source and drastically better documentation. The community is much more developed as well.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Just to make sure I'm getting this right, your suggestions are to: #1) Build your own printer. #2) Write your own firmware. These don't seem like good options at all unless you've got lots of time to burn on something like th

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